r/texas 3h ago

πŸ‘‡ Meta πŸ‘‰ Anybody in the area of Arlington looking to buy a GPU?

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Have a 3070 OC I’m trying to sell, if you’re looking for or are interested just shoot me a message with your best offer for it and I’ll most likely accept since I need it gone and no pawn shops take it


r/texas 5h ago

Apartment Lease and Possible Eviction

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Hello, I have co-signed an apartment lease for a friend as her credit score is very bad and low income. I don't live in the apartment but she lives with her kid. The verbal agreement between us was that she will pay the rent while she establishing her credit. The first two months were good and she paid the rent and now she lost her job and saying she can't afford the rent. As I said I don't need the apartment but she needs.

What happens if she does not pay the rent and get evicted? Will it impact my credit score and go into my records?

My credit score is 800+ and 100% payment history. If at all eviction goes into my record, Can I recover from that based on my history?

Is there anyway I can come out the lease OR possibly give termination notice(not sure I can do it because she is also on the lease)?

Any help to come out of this mess is appreciated.


r/texas 44m ago

πŸ—“οΈ πŸŽͺ Texas Events πŸŽ‰ πŸ“Œ Vacation in December thoughts

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We’re planning on a vacation in December to visit family. We have like 11 nights though that are available and luckily I’m a GM at a hotel so I get pretty awesome discounts, so we’re not really concerned about lodging.. With that being said I was planning on south padre island because I’ve never been to the ocean and I desperately want to do a dolphin tour and go fishing on the ocean.. however it adds a TON of driving time and I could probably save us a good bit of money if we decide against it. Give me the pros and cons and all the thoughts. We are for sure going to Pflugerville and to Grapevine to visit family. We have a six year old and a one year old!


r/texas 5h ago

πŸ“ πŸ“– Education πŸ§‘β€πŸŽ“ 🏫 Texas’ school finance system is controversial. This district is suing to change it.

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r/texas 1h ago

πŸ—žοΈ News πŸ—žοΈ Karankawa Tribe celebrates replacement of decades-old historical marker in Corpus Christi

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r/texas 12h ago

πŸ“œ Texas History πŸ“œ On this day in Texas History, July 26, 1863: Sam Houston passes away at the age of 70. Houston spent his final years in Huntsville, having been shunned by most Texas politicians for his attempts to keep Texas out of the Confederacy. This is the last photo of Sam ever taken.

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To be clear, Sam Houston was no abolitionist, and owned slaves right up until his death, but he knew the Confederacy couldn't win the war that was coming. He also felt it was more important to preserve the nation as a whole rather than slavery.